How did the show “The Poet-Engineers” come about? When I think of the Lower East Side, and I think about its difference and the texture of it, I think about Miguel Abreu Gallery, and I think about that show, in particular. It’s a show that still stays with me and I still consider and think about. And I think part of the reason is it really articulated a philosophy or it believed in an exhibition that was a way forward, or an examination of the present, or a series of possibilities. And I think that that oftentimes gets lost in things. So I just, I m happy to be sitting down with you and wanted to know, how did this show come about? What I think is the perfect show.
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art opens a survey exhibition of the artist Kathy Goodell
Kathy Goodell, Voyager, 2020.
NEW PALTZ, NY
.-The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz announces Kathy Goodell: Infra-Loop, Selections 19942020, a survey exhibition of the artist Kathy Goodell.
Infra-Loop explores Goodells work over the last 30 years, examining an artist who is constantly challenging and reinventing her practice.
The exhibition is on view from Feb. 6 July 11 in The Dorskys Morgan Anderson Gallery and Howard Greenberg Family Gallery. It is guest curated by Andrew Woolbright.
Infra-Loop examines throughlines in Kathy Goodells practice across painting, drawing and sculpture, examining a mystic language that loops between disciplines, coasts and generations.
February 5, 2021 9:26 am
Angela Dufresne, installation view at Yossi Milo
Contributed by Andrew Woolbright / Angela Dufresne’s dual shows at Yossi Milo Gallery and M+B Los Angeles provide an opportunity to assess the full breadth of this influential figurative painter’s practice. The two shows, opened in tandem, nearly emptied her studio. The exhibits pose new paths forward from John Currin and Lisa Yuskavage’s discourse on figural strategies, while embodying challenges to normative conventions of authorship and new approaches to the queer and post-humanist philosophies of Jack Halberstam and others, championing difference and community over the canon’s tired obsession with the individual.